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When we teach a child who has learning difficulties, medical conditions, or other daily struggles, [...]
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In Amor Towles’ new book, The Lincoln Highway, we find eight-year-old Billy Watson in a [...]
As a Christian holy day, Christmas is about one great Christian doctrine: the Incarnation. The [...]
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